Good morning, everyone, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you are, and welcome to this week's

weekly energy boost. My name is Elie Sheva, and I am here with David, and we are talking

today about when it is okay and not okay to break the rules.

Last week we began a conversation that definitely deserved follow up and obviously the timing of this week's energy and the support that the universe is bringing to us fits perfectly.

It's another extension of the Leo discussion that we've been having over the last few weeks.

The tendency of the Leo, and we're all going to be a little bit Leo this month,

is to feel the need to feel powerful, to feel empowered, to be in control, and not to control

others. It's not that kind of control. It's just that sense of feeling that, that power to see

the impact and the effect that we have. And inevitably, there enters the question breaking rules.

And I think it happens for a lot of us. And you see, you know,

tons of all the information out there about breaking generational cycles and, and changing the status

quo. There is definitely spiritual merit to that. We will get into it. But part of human nature is to seek rules and boundaries.

We learn it when kids are young that they thrive on that consistent schedule. They need to know

boundaries from their parents and their caregivers. Even when you come to study spirituality,

right? You want to understand the spiritual laws of the universe. And it often happens with people. I don't know. I see it a lot when people come to study Kabbal, and they realize, oh my gosh, I'm a people pleaser, and that's not actually sharing. It's selfish. So I'm not going to share with anybody anymore. I'm going to say no to everybody. I'm not going to, I'm not going to do anything for anyone else ever.

That's my new rule.

And then they, hopefully somebody tells them, that's not the point.

The point is not to do all or nothing, that desire to go to extremes or to have these rules,

these fences put up for ourselves to keep us from tripping and falling again,

the real measure of a spiritual person is that ability to feel the situation, to feel the person

in front of them, and to be able to navigate each situation independent of any other.

So how do we reconcile? How do we work with the part of us that wants the rules, that needs

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